Too much caffeine, too much travel, too much pre-assignation nerves.
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We eat too much, drink too much, and spend too much.
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There is too much fashion, too much clothes, too much of everything.
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Indeed any of his cities, built to scale, might be too much: too much strangeness, too much incongruity, too much colour.
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Too much adrenaline, too much beer, too much excitement rippled through Progressive Field.
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It was always too much stress, too much risk, too much judgment, too many hours, too much table space for so little passion.
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It was too much politics, too much vulgarity, too much negativity on my part.
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For him, that same landscape has "too much blue, too much purple, too much green".
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There is just too much chaos, too much noise, too much lying, too little coherence.
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We lived our 20s to the fullest—eating too much, drinking too much, spending too much.
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It felt like too much of everything— too many stories, too much mythology, too much trouble.
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"The feeling at the moment is about 'too much,' too much of everything, too much," Prada told WWD.
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There is too much violence; too much hate; too much senseless killing; too many people dead who shouldn't be.
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Over asking for too much — too much justice, too much equity, too many guarantees and promises for ordinary people?
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We make too much, and we buy too much, but that doesn't have to mean we waste too much.
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"There is too much violence, too much hate, too much senseless killing, too many people dead who shouldn't be," Mrs.
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It has shed the exaggerated style and the fascination with too much oak, too much fruit and too much alcohol.
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This is an age of T.M.I. (too much information), but also of T.M.C. (too much commentary) and T.M.K. (too much kvetching).
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There's too much to do and too much to see.
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Not carry too much, not let go of too much.
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When it's too much for Fox, it's really too much.
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We do have too much division, too much mean- spiritedness.
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He thought not — too much control, too much Google Earth.
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She's got too much to say, songs mean too much.
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But when does too much booze become too much booze?
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People say there's too much disruption — too much technological change.
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It was way too much like way too much history.
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You can waste too much time watching too much sport.
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Since our independence in 1960, the Congo has known too much disorder, too much violence, and too much interference from other countries.
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If you think too much about possessing this kind of property, you don't, because there is too much work, too much everything.
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"Is this too much?" she wonders, knowing the answer is yes — any feeling is too much feeling, any touch is too much touch.
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Cunning foresees too much of sex too much of the time.
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There's too much stuff and too much to look at, anyway.
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Too much risk for too little reward and too much effort.
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We're eating too much and too much of the wrong foods.
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Sometimes too much of a good thing is simply too much.
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It's just too much man; it's too much to worry about.
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I own too much and I spend too much on clothes.
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It costs too much money and it takes too much time.
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Too much is at stake, and too much more lies ahead.
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There are just too many positive dynamics: Too much growing wealth, too much tech adoption, too much demand for goods and supply-demand imbalance.
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Clients know too much and can do too much on their own.
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The result is much too much hormone and much too much stimulation.
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Ed, I tried Giono (too much cholera) and Colette (too much fashion).
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Too much traffic, and too much of New York at the beach.
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December: Sitting too much This month, I gave up too much sitting.
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Right now in this election here in the U.S. it's all about too much regulation, too much government, too much telling people what to do.
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I care about this because I care too much, I want too much, I need too much to just keep all of it for myself.
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Because the government of Iran thinks that I have too much hair, I have too much voice and I&aposm have too much of a woman.
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There are too many factors, too much chaos, too much variance for that.
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But there was simply too much of it, and in too much detail.
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Too much prejudice in the U.S. today; 343%; too much political correctness: 234%.
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I mean, if you-- if you pay too much, you pay too much.
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Eat too much, drink too much, and wipe your fingers on your shirt.
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It was too much of a good thing, like having too much money.
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"I thought, no, it's too much money, too much hassle," van Rheenen said.
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Like everything, too much politics and too much polarization is, of course, bad.
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"Maybe there is too much stress, too much anxiety on them," Hale said.
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There is too much else to experience, too much novelty to drink in.
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Nope, touring took me too much time, way too much to be honest.
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Be mindful not to give too much, take too much, or say too much, even though doing so at this time is going to feel so good.
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Think about it, the entire premise of Being Mary Jane is that she has too much career, too much family, too much stress to actually find love.
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The initial reviews were those of a precocious, attention-hungry beginner: too many words, too much personality, too much hyperbole and too much look-at-me meanness.
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Too much "predictability and gradualism" could lead investors to take on too much risk.
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I won't share too much because I can't give too much of it away.
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She drank too much, she cursed too much, and she played too damn much!
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"Some people sometimes expect too much and read too much into them," he said.
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President Trump has plenty of energy but people are saying, 'Too much, too much.
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Like most Americans, I believe that government does too much and costs too much.
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At the time, Intel's chips consumed too much power and generated too much heat.
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He did drink too much, shouted too much and was free with his hands.
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Madeleine drinks too much, and she spends too much idle time surfing the Web.
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Everything in Rocko's world is too much: too many sight gags, too many fart jokes, too many warped lines, too much capitalism, too much unceasing and relentless noise.
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Next to the female protagonist my eye was trained to look for, Hannah says too much, weighs too much, has too much sex in too weird a way.
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" Cramer said when he hears that he might be paying too much, he asks, "Are we paying too much for forward earnings or paying too much for current earnings?
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But all of these things do encourage that, they encourage too much selection, too much choice, too much everything, and then you feel dehumanized in a lot of ways.
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But he again emphasized that too much retained data itself can generate too much risk.
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I don't know too much about them and they don't know too much about me.
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DRINKING too much and eating too much are both good ways of getting liver cancer.
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Celebrities are the new deities, therefore we have too much power and too much influence.
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Is there a point where you think it's just too much rewriting—too much tinkering?
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Republicans say it costs too much and involves the federal government too much in healthcare.
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"There's too much talk about the Fed, too much attention to the Fed," he said.
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It was just too much of a burden, too much to keep going with it.
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"Yeah I was drinking way too much, partying in general way too much," he said.
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There is too much happening, too much blur and racket, for us to catch everything.
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The old rules always exist, and there's too much debt and too much mal-investment.
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I had too much love within me, too much time ahead of me, to settle.
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It would be too much for anyone, but it is not too much for Meg.
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We think that CCC introduces too much risk, and BB gives up too much yield.
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Yes, I spend too much time grading — everyone I know spends too much time grading.
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The problem was simple: too much spending caused by the Fed printing too much money.
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If I wasn't working, I was either in bed dealing with depression or out until late in the evening, drinking too much, talking too much, thinking too much. Manic. Depressed.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I paid too much for stocks, I paid too much for a lotta thing.
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"I don't really understand ... we don't follow the shares too much ... not too much," he said.
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Wednesday I was trying to do too much and trying to make things break too much.
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"I'm trying not to think too much and put too much pressure on myself," Rinne said.
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Cool. So without reading too much into this, I'm going to read too much into this.
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" —Nadia "Not too much lips, not too much teeth—you need to strike that perfect balance.
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"Well, of you take too much coke you're probably drinking too much as well," says Winstock.
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For example, avoid too much housework and don&apost go up and down stairs too much.
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Borrowing too much moneyBorrowing too much money isn't a problem just for people with student loans.
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The parody serves as an argument against giving robots too much mobility — or too much intelligence.
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"I see trouble ahead, and it originates with too much debt, too much spending," Paul said.
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There are too many characters, too much tactical and technical explanation, too much pseudo-political prattle.
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"The debate is so thoroughly dominated by the idea that there is too much change, too much churn, too much disruption," said John Lettieri, a co-founder of the innovation group.
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"They asked for too much land, too much control over data, and too much control over governance," said Joe Cressy, a Toronto city councilman who sits on Waterfront Toronto's board of directors.
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I've probably talked this way, too, especially in college and into my 20s, when it sometimes seems like we're all drinking too much, smoking too much, or taking too much of something.
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He says too much, and says it with too much unearned earnestness, and has the nerve to show hurt feelings when Frankie is slow, or outright unwilling, to say too much back.
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Sometimes it's bad because you give too much of yourself, you love too much and become vulnerable.
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So is having too much access to other people or folks having too much access to you.
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They have too much economic power and they have too much financial power over our entire economy.
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Making too much or not enough eye contact Bad liars tend to avoid too much eye contact.
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If you don't smoke too much, don't drink too much, and exercise regularly, you'll probably be okay.
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There's too much history, there's too much good stuff for them not to give it a shot.
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And she said that John parties too much, and implied that he enabled Medley's too-much-partying.
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Oppositions can create an energy that's extreme—in this case, too much generosity or too much greed.
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People in my field travel too much, drink more beer than average, and also eat too much.
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"Too much, way too much" of his property has been washed away, Sandy said, shaking his head.
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Like an overeager tour guide, Ehrenreich has too much to show us and too much to say.
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He has been accused of partying too much and of spending too much time on personal activities.
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I don't want to say too much out of fear of giving too much away, I guess.
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I think as a woman, we play the 'nice' card too much and doubt ourselves too much.
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"There's too much science right now and there's too much data for us to be ignoring that."
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"This wind production credit has too much risk and way too much abuse in it," he said.
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"If you have too much work," Winter said, "tell your boss it's too much for one person."
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"It was just an overhang that was taking too much time and too much attention," he added.
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A lot of the social justice movements are atomized: There's too much competition, too much in-fighting.
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Considering that any amount of Aqua Velva is too much, I put on way, way too much.
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" In a blog post titled, "Anxiety Makes Me Want To Apologize For Absolutely Everything," Corley listed the many things she sometimes says sorry about: "Thinking too much, talking too much, texting too much, trying entirely too hard, caring too much, showing it, coming on too strong, if I did.
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Because making ceramics requires persistence and all-consuming concentration, it is said to be a perfect salve for a particular set of modern anxieties — too much work, too much news, too much internet.
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After I made some money I spent too much of it, gambled too much of it, bought too much with it, and invested in all of the wrong people with the wrong businesses.
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Netflix is simply spending too much money and providing too much value to consumers to keep prices steady.
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If you're looking for a bronzer, don't use one with too much shimmer or has too much pigment.
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Mark is drinking too much, Trent is fighting too much, and both of them are headed for trouble.
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There will just be too much carbon dioxide saturating the air, too much for the seas to handle.
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So, farmers started producing way too much of it, which was then turned into way too much cheese.
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The film wastes far too much time on workplace plot exposition and far too much time inside SoulCycle.
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Studies have shown that men have a bit too much confidence and take a bit too much risk.
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"They occupy too much space, they have too much power and they don't have much responsibility," Jourova said.
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The old market trope suggests bull markets instead die of excess — too much hubris, and too much leverage.
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It doesn't feel like too much exploration or too much combat, but like an excellent balance of both.
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"You don't really practice for it too much, because you don't really see it too much," Kipnis said.
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So if they go to the video too much, or spend too much time, that's a good thing.
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Apparently, this unintended result can be caused by too much sugar, too early bottling, and too much carbonation.
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When it comes to investment-geared HSAs, sometimes too much choice is too much of a good thing.
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It keeps SEIS from warming up too much during the day or cooling off too much at night.
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Some of the products had no CBD at all, some had too much CBD, some too much THC.
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We complain that they spend too much money or connive too much and drink too much — or not enough, in the case of Lemonade Lucy Hayes — and they run or ruin their husband's careers.
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There may be plenty of room for debate about whether some aspects of everyday life cause cancer -- whether it's drinking too much coffee, eating too much sugar or talking too much on a cell phone.
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Nathan and company spend too much time in their jeep, too much time swinging from ropes, too much time clambering up cliff faces and sliding down shale slopes on what are presumably asses of iron.
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"Way too much for me, way too much for me, girl I'm only 16," Roberts laments in the lyrics.
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Too much of "The Glory of the World" consists of empty calories, like birthday cake with too much frosting.
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In the richest country in the history of the world there is too much poverty, and too much despair.
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A lot of this is fueled by owners feeding their dogs too much — in particular too much human food.
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But the secretary was resolute in his belief that too much government assistance has led to too much dependence.
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It has too much power, it wastes too much money and it is in desperate need of major overhaul.
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"I was having too much fun, I was celebrating too much," the former heavyweight champ told us at LAX.
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"There is far too much 'lock in' with a dominant provider, and far too much consolidation of personal data."
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"I just have too much energy and too much intensity to not be engaged," said Ms. Young Hayes, 54.
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They take out too much, and spending too much on learning what to do, instead of just creating it small.
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If you eat too much of it, it could kill you Too much of a good thing can be deadly.
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Analysts say there's simply too much gasoline and too much oil, and prices were falling Monday amid crude supply concerns.
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In other words they don't want to slow down the economy too much, they don't want to service too much.
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"Big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren wrote.
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I mean, I know in general we think there's too much money, but is there too much money at seed?
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In some ways, when we had too much (we always had too much), we'd get weepy about it and him.
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"Like I exercise too much and I go on Etsy too much," she said, giving a wink to the audience.
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But it's a populist revolt and a lot of people believed in Trump's message: too much regulation, too much government.
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It is too much to think about, and far too much to explain, that these snails are so impossibly short.
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Often these people "have too much on their plate and they're too much of a resource for people," Oakes said.
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But he had his demons: he drank too much, did drugs too much, and was a partier and a womanizer.
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While the shuttle was (mostly) reusable, the orbiters cost too much and required too much turn-around time between missions.
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" Chesapeake Energy Corporation: "Chesapeake's too much natural gas and there's too much natural gas in the whole country right now.
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But yes, it's fair to say that too much attention and too much hype was placed on the collusion question.
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A non-specific answer of "large businesses" got the largest reaction; 76% of Americans said they have too much influence, 72% said pharmaceutical companies have too much influence and 69% said Wall Street has too much influence.
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The squeaky elastic bass and delicate percussive snaps on the ethereal "Too Much" are certainly not too much, which is the point: by singing, hesitantly, "When I party then I party too much/when I feel it then I feel it too much," as if eyeing the music with caution, she depicts a crippling anxiety.
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" Liberal Justice Elena Kagan agreed with Breyer about the problem of deciding the threshold for when partisan line-drawing becomes too much to allow, but said, "However much you think is too much, this case is too much.
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Obesity means having too much body fat and overweight means weighing too much, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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"I think it's completely unregulated and there's too much information coming at us and too much information going out," said Sedgwick.
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Too much exercise can be detrimental to your mental healthExercise is clearly good for you, but how much is too much?
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My mom's dead now, but everybody else, they put too much butter, too much lard, they won't do this and that.
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There's too much risk that money comes from Uber, there's too much risk that they make a mistake on the call.
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Too much economic power, too much political power, and the economists that I talk to say we should break them up.
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Trump is too much like, with all his money, he's still too much like the kid on the Queens street corner.
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Too much equity dilutes early investors, while too much debt could put investors at risk if valuations were to suddenly tank.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren said.
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They all use far more resources than justifies their end results—too much land, too much water, and even more energy.
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You know, you can kinda go there without fucking things up to much, committing too much, getting into expectation too much.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren wrote.
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Eyeliner is one of those makeup staples you don't want to think about too much — or spend too much money on.
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I was wary of spending too much time on the phone with British friends in case it would slip too much.
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"I was drinking way too much, partying in general way too much," he said in a 2013 interview with Time magazine.
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There's just too much content, too much bullshit, and too many people who want to hear what they want to hear.
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With Privacy Shield, has the U.S. given up too much and embraced too much of the European way of doing things?
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"I always told Sebastiana, you don't need too much space, not too much clothes, to do something great," her father says.
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"'Savior of the West' both gives too much credit to Germany and puts too much weight on it," Ms. Schwarzer said.
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Romney said he tweets too much, and compared his account to one of his nieces, who posts too much on Instagram.
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Too much reality — or too much foolishness — and the pact made with the reader to believe in the unbelievable is broken.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Don't know how often you're having sex, but it's too much, it's too much.
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Most Americans think the problem is not that we spend too much overall, but that they themselves spend too much personally.
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There's just too much distance in her voice, too much restraint, too much blank thousand-yard-stare for her to effectively simulate the illusion of felt authenticity that enables the megadiva rock hero, who must specialize in constructed sincerity.
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"Italy had beautiful weather, a beautiful blue-green sea, not too much tide, not too much wave," says production designer Aline Bonetto.
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If your body is under too much stress from too much exercise, then that could reduce your desire and arousal, she says.
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If the Tinder app takes up too much space on your phone or uses too much data for you, you're in luck.
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Other countries have too much political capital tied up in the project and too much to lose economically to risk walking out.
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But people who actually care about the government spending too much in general (as opposed to spending too much on Those People)?
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So, without him, it's just a really well-engineered car with a company with too much debt and burning too much cash.
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" Lorde noted that "it's a very strange feeling when you feel like you're too much" or "you're taking up too much space.
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I've spent too much ink on these pages, too much time on air, pushing for gun control laws that protect our children.
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But anyone who wants to give too much information or withhold too much information—those are not the ideal people to employ.
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Traditional political thinking is that presidents get too much credit when the economy is good and too much blame when it's bad.
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But, too much of a good thing — or a mediocre thing — that's been repinned 5,000 times is sometimes just that: too much.
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Too much drinking, too much kind of hard living, and just in that industry that is a very acceptable form of behavior.
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But it would be a mistake to read too much into the data — or to give too much credit to President Trump.
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By showing too much information about myself — for instance, my name or my age — that gives it too much focus on me.
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By showing too much information about myself — for instance, my name or my age — that gives it too much focus on me.
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The salt is profound, almost too much, and then your sense of "too much" shifts and it is exactly what you want.
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It's been said that presidents get too much credit and too much blame for what happens in the economy on their watch.
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Over the past decades, the legislative branch has given away too much power and the executive branch has taken too much power.
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It's too much to recount here, but what I find so fascinating about these two characters is that they are too much.
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But this is also a bad thing because we give ourselves too much credit for successes and too much blame for failures.
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You suggest in the book that we give too much credit to humanity and put too much faith in reason and law.
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There's too much, really: too much sea, with its miles of fish and plankton roiling the deeps; too much predacious elegance, watching cormorants plunging into the sea like a hail of knives, to pierce the bodies of those fish and feed.
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We have too much deferred maintenance to fix, too much deferred leadership to generate and too much deferred reimagining to undertake to wait another four years to solve our biggest problems, especially in this age of accelerating technology and climate change.
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Colton tried to reassure her that they didn't have to focus too much on the timeline or put too much pressure on things.
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There's too much product, too much competition, too little differentiation and the passive market share gains we've seen are not going to subside.
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Where others saw too much energy, I saw a zest for life; where they saw too much neediness, I saw loyalty and empathy.
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But too much of Life is nakedly cribbed from a better movie, and too much of it is inherently self-important and silly.
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The biannual renewal process was too much hoop-jumping, too much show-and-proving, and I let it pass in 2016 without reapplication.
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Even if quickly aborted, the idea could now stoke concerns that Facebook has too much power and too much of our personal information.
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Compared to the average person, I guess I wear too much, but I personally believe that there's no such thing as too much.
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Yet we have also invested too much in Asia -- and have too much at stake there -- to let US influence and interest wane.
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These days, it's giving the delicate fingers too much time to dictate the action, too much time to steer players into oncoming traffic.
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If you give too much, and people know too much about you, then they have the cards and that can work against you.
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The court has said that too much partisanship in map drawing is illegal, but it has never said how much is too much.
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"Like any other market, when there's too much demand, stocks go higher, and when there's too much supply ... stocks go lower," Cramer said.
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At this stage, we're experiencing stubborn partisanship, exacerbated by too much bad news, too much bad data, and an obstinate approach to discourse.
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But this plan depended too much on the unknowing cooperation of others, asked too much work of people preconditioned to wait for salvation.
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But the increases appear to have been too much to bear for many customers who earned too much to qualify for financial help.
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In particular, they will help companies that have relied too much on debt or paid out too much of their earnings to shareholders.
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But you don't want to see too much of it, either, or rather too much of the wrong kind (looking at you, Facebook).
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"I don't like to talk about it too much, because I don't want to give away too much," Hamilton said of his diet.
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"There are too many characters, too much tactical and technical explanation, too much pseudo-political prattle," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power -- too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," the Massachusetts Democrat said.
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Today the biggest risk, at least for producers, is that too much output might drive down prices too much and jeopardize their profitability.
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But 225 years ago, American liberalism relied too much on the support of working people to let these ideas take too much hold.
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Surprises will come your way, so if you've been spending too much money, or relying on other people too much, this could mean drama.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," she wrote at the time.
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The government put too much faith in the system's designers, and was in too much of a hurry to get Aadhaar up and running.
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People spend too much time finding other people to blame, too much energy finding excuses for not being what they are capable of being.
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And they didn't get too much into that because he forgot; he didn't really know; he didn't know too much; he didn't know anything.
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Conversely, the chances of us overdoing it — trying too hard, spending too much money, reducing emissions too much or too fast — are effectively nil.
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Just like a rubber band can break if you stretch it too much, putting too much energy into one side will ruin the battery.
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Relating to the gorgeous, dignified Beyoncé would have been too much pressure; relating to lost, scrambling Hannah would have incurred too much self-effacement.
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It was too decentralized, there was too much variety, too much individuality in the process, that it didn't meet the requirement of equal protection.
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It is said that in football, the quarterback gets too much credit when his team succeeds and too much blame when his team struggles.
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"It doesn't interrupt our long-term view … but too much of a good thing can be too much of a good thing," he said.
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There's too much cartoonishness for any of the moralizing to land, and too much moralizing for the cartoonishness to be funny rather than scattershot.
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The cycle of "too much virality -> too much spam -> dial back virality -> pivot the platform" has played out nearly a half dozen times since.
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Because he had cancer, top surgery was not a safe option: It would leave too much breast tissue, and too much risk of recurrence.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren wrote at the time.
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There is also too much angst about the floundering Cowboys for the locals to fret too much (yet) about the Mavericks' 13-21 start.
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Don't worry too much about understanding exactly who is mad at whom and why, because the show itself doesn't worry too much about it.
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We have too much to do, our kids have too much to do, and leisure and happiness are the prices we pay for it.
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"Colony's board has given Tom Barrack too much deference and too much latitude for too long," Blackwells' founder, Jason Aintabi, said in the letter.
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"The coordinations and the subtlety and everything's going in different directions and not to use too much energy and too much muscle," she said.
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Conan Doyle cared too much for his child to let him go, and Houdini cared too much for his mom to take false comfort.
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"There's too much divisiveness, too much division in this county, in this region," Bell said in a video posted on his campaign Facebook page.
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If this is too much math and too much work to put into a free burrito, then you'll be happy to hear that there's more.
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I think we, sometimes give the CAIRs of the world and the Islamists and the left a little too much credibility and too much attention.
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So if you get a Surface Laptop, I don't think you have to worry too much — so long as you don't abuse it too much.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren wrote in the Medium piece.
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"The phenomenon of content overload is that there's there's too much too much information, and it can be hard to make a decision," said Garcia.
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There is simply too much money and too much media attention for athletes and their sponsors (and even governments) to resist the temptation to cheat.
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If you're not being banned for wearing an item of swimwear which covers too much skin, then you're being criticised for showing too much skin.
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In contrast, most women were getting too much sodium, and many were consuming too much folic acid and iron, researchers reported in JAMA Network Open.
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"That tends to put off consumers when there is too much negativity — and they're thinking too much of their competitors before the consumers," she said.
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That initially comes across as a daring choice: Too much exposition would just bog down the story, and too much explanation can kill the imagination.
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Public consensus generally shifted towards calling out Gaga for being too much — too ambitious, too fake, too much of everything pop is supposed to be.
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Our federal government is too big, and spends too much money, and borrows too much money, and we will continue our fight to reverse that.
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Still, given the multiple factors weighting on economic performance, presidents often get too much credit when things are good and too much blame for crashes.
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So this was a first-time entrepreneur who had corporate experience was paranoid about raising too much money and promising investors too much too soon.
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In high school in Southern California, he was too much of a jock for the nerds, and too much of a nerd for the jocks.
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AI advances can sometimes be overhyped and can yield emotion that isn't merited by the actual situation — either too much optimism or too much pessimism.
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But to those listening to it with non-American ears, too much of the speech would have sounded too much like an anthem of abdication.
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"I threw sidearmed too much for an outfielder, and my throw would move too much from the target," May told The Sporting News in 1966.
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I don't remember that much of the individual holes, perhaps because I rarely got into too much trouble and I was having too much fun.
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You can only have too much of a good thing when you've gone the distance—and have finally had too much of a good thing.
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Photo: Pexels (Pixabay)The perils of drinking too much alcohol run deep—even if there's still an ongoing debate as to how much is too much.
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For instance, a shot that was too much framed, a dolly shot that was too much cared for, it was something that we realized didn't work.
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From the very beginning, no one gave Boss Baby a chance to be a baby, and instead gave him too much power and too much ego.
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Ellison was sometimes too much, and too much in ways that are hard to excuse; offenses committed out of an excess of passion are still offenses.
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The more self-aware among them realize that if a certain amount is too much for their kids, it might well be too much for themselves.
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Government spends too much because it does too much, and a President who is serious about making government do and spend less can make it happen.
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President' — at the beginning of the call and the end of the call — 'there's too much hatred and bigotry; there's too much horrible rhetoric coming out.
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If you're in an unhappy relationship or you're drinking too much at work, you can justify drinking too much as a way of dealing with that.
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"Like any other market, when there's too much demand, stocks go higher, and when there's too much supply ... stocks go lower," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"Just like toys that too much look like handguns should not be sold, handguns that look too much like toys should not be sold," Schumer said.
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Boehm and her husband planned to build their tiny house themselves, but realized it was going to be too much work and require too much expertise.
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Too much water, too little salt Hyponatremia is caused by drinking too much water or sports drinks, which dilutes blood salt levels below the normal range.
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It is easy to see why, given that the problem, as outlined by Mr. Bernanke, was not having too much debt, but having too much cash.
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George Pearkes: People get carried away, and do too much investment—whether it's in inventories, fixed assets, or what-have-you, or they consume too much.
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Is this song about how you love to complain, how other people complain too much or just how there is too much complaining in the world?
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Like Maureen Dowd's Opinion column on Uma Thurman, there was simultaneously too much melodrama and too much normal going on for the story to be believed.
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Media companies struggle to create value since they borrow too much, but they also have too much of an obsession with finding something new over the horizon.
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I only ever used money from the profits to never be too much out of pocket and I never wanted to be sitting on too much inventory.
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The deeper worry with Biden is not that he acts too much like President Bartlet, it's that he acts too much like Bartlet's evil twin, Uncle Fluffy.
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In the Tao Te Ching, it explains that being too much yin or too much yang leads to extremes and being wasteful with your resources (like time).
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He has perfectly straight white teeth and thick, angled eyebrows and expressive eyes that sometimes droop when he smokes too much weed or drinks too much lean.
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We're moving toward a refinement of everything and whenever there's too much of anything it is too much — too many shows, too many clothes, too many influencers.
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People who use too much could be fined, and may have to agree to install a device that cuts off their supply if they use too much.
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Public Health England said last month that eight out of 10 middle-aged adults in Britain either weigh too much, drink too much or exercise too little.
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And above all, there's a nagging concern that we've ceded too much of our privacy to social media, and too much of our decision-making to algorithms.
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My father has been through too much and seen too much to let his son fall victim to what other fighters are falling victim to these days.
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That means nix the overpowering laundry detergents, don't spray too much room spray in one place, and above all, don't mix too much of a good thing.
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At times, When We Rise feels too much like an adaptation of a textbook, in that it sometimes seems like it's trying to cover too much history.
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"It has too much baggage; that name, it has too much bad history," said Rico Merkert, a professor of transport at the University of Sydney Business School.
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"It has too much baggage; that name, it has too much bad history," said Rico Merkert, a professor of transport at the University of Sydney Business School.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," she said in a Medium post in March.
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I'm guessing we're not going to know too much because they don't know too much about it yet, so what could they really say with any conviction.
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The school told us not to do too much to prepare, but I can't imagine not doing too much when I already don't know what I'm doing.
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Premiering on Netflix in 2014, BoJack Horseman is about a hubristic former sitcom star who smokes too much, drinks too much, has sex with everyone, and is awful.
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It's an understandable feeling because doing so invites criticism that they are too large, have too much power, and pose too much danger as the gatekeepers of speech.
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There's simply too much advantage for politicians on the fringes in keeping the issue alive and too much fear among moderates of that potency to allow for compromise.
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Cobalt's problematic supply chain, with too much coming from one country and too much coming from the "grey" artisanal sector, may yet hobble its longer-term usage profile.
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JA: As someone who talks far too much about movies that no one cares about, I don't think we — as a society — are talking about it too much.
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So it will "not matter too much" if we just ignore the first powers, and it will also "not matter too much" if we replace 27 by 26.
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Worries about teenagers texting and playing computer games too much (and, before that, watching too much television) have largely given way to worries about smartphones and social media.
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They may actually be coping in unhealthy ways, such as drinking too much or spending too much money — they're distracting themselves but not actually dealing with the problem.
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There is too much sauce, too much soul, opening up this weird wormhole where we'll all watching the soundtrack to a murder scene by a body of water.
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"We have too much pride and self-respect in us, and too much love for our fans, to not live up to our self-imposed mandate," he added.
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Private equity firms Bain Capital and KKR paid too much, larded on too much debt, paid themselves handsomely and didn't adequately foresee the changing face of American retail.
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They had come to feel like a trap but without them I found the evenings intolerable, there was too much time for thinking, too much time for remorse.
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Most users will just pick "Daily" or "Extended" and be done — but the "Extended" mode turns off way too much, while the Daily mode leaves too much on.
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Just as praising your children too much can lead to issues later in life, praising children too much monetarily can lead to problems when the child gets older.
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If Wentz, who has thrown seven interceptions in his last six games, seems to be trying to do too much, it's because there is too much to do.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren said in a blog post at the time.
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She triumphs in "Bus Stop," she drinks too much, she falls in love with Rock Hudson, she drinks too much, she battles with Walter and Jean Kerr on a mediocre musical, she bewitches Noël Coward, she drinks too much, she sleeps with the dancer Grover Dale, and the circle goes round.
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Email is in the palm of our hands and the phone is at our side at every moment—we've given others too much access, and therefore too much control.
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"She would say I have a stupid car and it takes up way too much of the garage and my dog's annoying because he howls too much," Adams explained.
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I used to always try to wear cool, fashionable shoes, but I jump around too much and play too many shows and I'm always walking or moving too much.
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Bundy has been the most vocal to spread the message that the federal government has too much power and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management controls too much land.
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Other important notes: An almost perfect record:Mentions of shower Sara Harvey: 1 (too much)Mentions of Nicole No Name: 2 (also too much) Who was the episode's craziest couple?
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"We needed to keep the hair moving constantly, so I never used too much hair product so I can switch her look around without too much effort," Ortega explained.
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"I think we can't look too much at that (Mexico) game, they will change some things in their system so we can't look too much at that," he added.
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"There's too much anger and too much hostility between the parties, and we need to start working with each other more and treat each other more civilly," said Rep.
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" Matt Schlapp, who served as political director in the George W. Bush White House, recalled the position as one where "you get too much credit and too much blame.
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Wellness was maybe a result of too much having it all, too much pursuit, too many boxes that we'd seen our exhausted mothers fall into bed without checking off.
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But such acts of demolition are generally reserved for the latter part of the show, after everyone has drunk too much, said too much and regressed into rampant atavism.
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If they've heard of climate change at all, residents will say they caused it themselves by burning too much trash or by throwing too much garbage into the ocean.
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Friedman, the former senior Bear Stearns exec, said CEOs are like American presidents: They get too much credit when things are going well and too much blame during downturns.
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Adults should also stop telling girls they put too much pressure on themselves, and instead reassure daughters that it's a toxic culture that is asking too much of girls.
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Moore took to Twitter Tuesday, arguing that Clinton had "too much preparation, too much class," and he wished she had gone "full throttle" on Trump, the Republican presidential nominee.
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All of this is way too much to process, but the joy and terror of Cats is that it doesn't really care that it's way too much to process.
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We never had too much money but we did have a lot of patience, so we were able to mess up some stuff because we had too much patience.
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" - James, 40 "Damn, I have too much homework.
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" - Lauren, 25 "Pissed myself while laughing too much.
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" - Tom, 40 "Too much work, too little pay.
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" - Megan, 232 "The Golden Girls: too much sex!
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" - Noah, 38 "Charlie's Angels: too much sex, violence.
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That's a lot -- indeed, too much -- to juggle.
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" - Jo, 235 "Try not to laugh too much.
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And so people would end up in tears, sobbing and running off, and I got my first real taste of what saying too much and communicating too much could do.
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University education costs too much—much too much—and it creates a falsehood and a kind of evil weight around all the things I like and believe in about universities.
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This is the original fear of the modern age: not what happens when the machines become too much like us, but what happens if we become too much like machines.
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We already know that teens spend too much time on their phones—a whopping nine hours a day, according to Common Sense Media, which even teens agree is too much.
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Unfortunately, there was always too much moon and too much haze for me to try a nice, clear shot of the Milky Way, but I'm confident it would excel there.
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Continued to attack, on Twitter, Khan's parents -- for being on TV too much On Monday, Trump tweeted twice to complain that Khan's father was spending too much time on television.
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I have this theory that if you rub the face too much, you create redness and spots and it scratches your skin too much, so I try to avoid that.
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The guidelines also mentioned to avoid consuming too much sugar -- but not for the heart, rather because "the major health hazard from eating too much sugar is tooth decay" (PDF).
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The U.S. Constitution created a system of checks and balances because our founding fathers understood that too much power concentrated in too few individuals has too much potential for abuse.
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Kerr had recognized that the Thunder had too much length and too much size for him to employ his favored small lineup, in which Green slides from forward to center.
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"There's not too much oil in this market, there's too much money in this market," said Jeff Currie, global head of commodities research at Goldman, on CNBC's "Power Lunch " Wednesday.
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Nearly a quarter said Jews had too much influence in conflict and wars; more than a quarter said they believed that Jews had too much influence in business and finance.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society and our democracy," Ms. Warren wrote in a blog post on Medium this year.
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There is too much repetition in its mission structure and tactics, and too much stinginess with the new upgrades, abilities, and equipment that make the idea of spycraft so alluring.
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If I insisted that I really was having a great time, I was a lady who doth protest too much (men never seem to doth too much in this regard).
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But critics of the bill said it would have given the government too much power over people's personal lives — and village chiefs too much authority to enforce the morality laws.
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Watchmen in all its forms has argued that having too much money is its own kind of superpower, but also that having too much money functionally makes you a supervillain.
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I knew at the time I could never be Catholic — too much patriarchy, too much guilt — but I also knew that the church up the hill was Episcopal, not Catholic.
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This is always populism's peril: That it relies too much on the power of charisma, and tears down too much in the quest to make America or Catholic Christianity great again.
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GM was careful not too say too much about the deal, perhaps out of concern that praising it would convince some workers that it was too much in the company's favor.
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Half of Americans feel religious conservatives have too much control of the Republican party, while 44 percent think that liberals who are not religious have too much clout with the Democrats.
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"It's too much down the same path and I think [Poon] recognizes that, sometimes, there is a problem, I am too much like you, and that's not necessarily good," Yang admits.
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While not eating too much sugar has long been recommended, people were mostly left to themselves to decide what "too much" meant—and unsurprisingly, people were quite generous with their interpretations.
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Kamenetz, the author, suggests this rule of thumb: "Enjoy screens, not too much, mostly together" (a nod to Michael Pollan's dictate for healthy eating: "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants").
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Until that time, I tried as best as I could to continue despite the pain and hearing loss but it all became too much to bear and too much to risk.
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Philae hasn't been doing too much talking during its time on the comet Though it's a sad moment, Philae hasn't been doing too much talking during its time on the comet.
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Mr. Fico has criticized the European Union's leaders for mishandling the migration crisis, for giving France and Germany too much influence, and for doing too much of its business in Brussels.
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Of the myriad things that threaten to ruin Halloween—eating too much candy, drinking too much booze, peeing yourself with fright—the two undebatable worsts both center on choice of costume.
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Here they are (mostly): We also bought a one-liter bottle (too much, far too much) of Monin-brand Pumpkin Spice Latte syrup from popular employee exploiters Amazon for £14.00 [$18].
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The government was spending too much, it was borrowing too much and it was sowing "uncertainty" in the business world with expiring tax cuts and other bitter policy battles, they said.
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Maybe you partied hard and had a little too much to drink — or maybe a lot too much — so you turn to the internet to search for cures to a hangover.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power—too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren said in a post first published on Medium back in March.
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But I certainly agree with the concerns that there's too much invasion of privacy, there's too much, you know, the tech companies don't do enough to stop the spread of hate.
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"There is always a risk to appearing too much like the status quo candidate or taking too much money," said Steve Westly, a former California state controller and a Biden supporter.
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There is, if you're on one side of the sweet spot, if you're like France and you have too much regulation and too much equality, you may have a trade-off.
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Starbucks' sensitivity training: The right move or too much ?
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"You care too much — you always have," he begins.
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This isn't everything — there's far too much for that.
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That is how -- they are not talking too much.
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The pace wasn't there ... (Stevens) didn't say too much.
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" CVS Health Corp: "CVS is down way too much.
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Kill 'em with kindness — just not too much kindness.
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I needed a moment — it was all too much.
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Hmmm. [Laughs] I don't want to give too much.
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" Many people found the filters to be "too much.
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Am I reading — or listening — too much into this?
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Is more too much – the world and the words?
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Over dinner, his freeze thawed — only too much so.
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"Oh, you're thinking too much about a tile" – You.
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" He added, "This just got to be too much.
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Too much hate and inaccurately reported stories -- too predictable!
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Without giving too much away — but still, spoiler alert!
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And the notes, the I'm sorry notes — too much.
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" In her opinion, such works make "too much sense.
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" Suitcase of Makeup "Oh, I'm bringing way too much.
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" He added, "There was just too much to do.
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" Mr. Caserta backed off: "Sometimes I speak too much.
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You know, it costs too much — like 22 grand.
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" And she wrote back, "Oh, too much to say!
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Is it too ... is their hate speech too much?
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" I was, like, "No, he has too much heart.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Artist and Empire: Facing Britain's Imperial Past has received some of the same slams — too much stuff, too much stuff that's not art, too much concern for political correctness — that have been aimed at other exhibitions mounted during Penelope Curtis's recently concluded tenure as director of Tate Britain.
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I think, I agree with you what Professor Tribe was saying was that -- Democrats talk about this far too much as they try and utilize its power too much, it&aposs lost.
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I started drinking too much, I had to up my anti-depressants, I cried all day every day, I lost too much weight, but I had to take care of two kids.
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"I think you could make the argument that you've got some weakness between now and when refiners take their equipment down because there's too much gasoline and too much diesel," said Kloza.
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The skirt has been through too much to simply be a piece of clothing, and, for some reason, women have been through too much to be able to wear it without comment.
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"After a big run, you always hear that there are just too many bulls, too much excitement, too much optimism, that we've been lulled into a false sense of security," he said.
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In our experience, washing with a cotton cloth that you've wrung out to avoid putting too much direct moisture on your gloves is best — too much water will dry out the leather.
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In crowds, there is too much going on and at parties where people are eating and holding drinks, it can become too much so I tend to avoid these kinds of things.
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We spend too much time working; we spend too much time commuting; we make irrational decisions about money; we find it hard to stay fit and healthy; we don't get good sleep.
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I felt that the Sonos sound engineers (in comparison to the others) did a good job balancing sound more in the midrange and not emphasizing too much bass or too much treble.
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A Pew Research poll found that 6900 percent of respondents believe that Trump is getting too much media coverage, compared to 2628 percent who believe that Clinton is getting too much coverage.
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There's too much information floating around Capitol Hill that members can use to their benefit, and too much they can personally do to ensure that certain stocks spike or plummet in price.
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Having spilled a little too much water and a little too much wine, Carson is ready to ship himself off to the glue factory when an unexpected solution presents itself: Mr. Barrow!
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Though 61 percent of American adults with children ages 18-29 say parents are doing too much for their young adult offspring, just 28 percent say they themselves are doing too much.
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"It is not my experience ... that the big problem on the South Side has been too much development, too much economic activity," Obama said at the meeting, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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Big tax refunds generally mean you paid too much in taxes — you had too much income tax taken out of each paycheck, and now the IRS is returning what is rightfully yours.
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"Sometimes we talk too much about the things that have not happened and when you talk too much about things that have not happened, you trigger the happening of those things," he said.
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There's too much data floating around, too much official surveillance, and too many civilians recording every public event with smartphones for publicly active heroes to keep their real faces under wraps for long.
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But, I didn't like to be muzzled, I didn't like to be controlled, and unfortunately, NBC tried to do that too much, especially Sam Flood, my boss, tried to control me too much.
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The actress, 28, plays brilliant, high-pressured Manhattan attorney Rebecca Bunch, who abruptly runs away from a life of too much work and too much needling, hectoring criticism from her mother (Tovah Feldshuh).
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"There's a point at which there's just too much going around the top of the system into this class of people who — I'm sorry this is radical — have too much money," she said.
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And, you know, as I said, we-- we pay too much for cap-- if you pay too much for something, it doesn't accommodate you by earning more money to make you look good.
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"I've done a little pita bread wrapped up in tin foil here, too—just unwrap it and pop it in the toaster or microwave at work"—oh, this is too much, too much.
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I'm not on the bandwagon that thinks this can be done in a relatively simple five games, but Golden State has too much firepower and too much JaVale to lose the rubber match.
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And in a Quinnipiac University poll this month, 73% of Republicans said there was too much political correctness in American life, compared to only 21% who believed there was too much racial prejudice.
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Not to give too much away, but there's something about watching Payne play an analytical character who clearly enjoys solving murder cases with a little too much eagerness that puts you on edge.
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I suspect that somewhere in the heart of many Americans is the wish to see "it all come apart" because the "all" is simply too much to reckon with, too much to bear.
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But then again, Pulisic also mentioned in the interview that he's getting a bit too much attention, "I would say that the expectations some Americans put on me is too much," he said.
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We wanted the dreamy rock 'n' roll guy for Josh, but without making him into too much of a punk or too much of a bad boy, because that's not what it's about.
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You can work part time up to a certain limit and still keep the stipend, but if you work too much and earn too much money, you have to pay back the stipend.
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She lies, she cheats, she betrays confidences, she pathetically seeks the approval of others, she fears others, she talks too much, she smiles too much, she is unlovable, she doesn't bathe often enough.
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He rides a backlash to excess — 'too much freedom seems to change into nothing but too much slavery' — and offers himself as the personified answer to the internal conflicts of the democratic mess.
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The Park Slope of 543 — when twin strollers were scarce and Brooklyn wasn't yet something to celebrate — is the setting for this new play by Meghan Kennedy ("Too Much, Too Much, Too Many").
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The Park Slope of 113 — when twin strollers were scarce and Brooklyn wasn't yet something to celebrate — is the setting for this new play by Meghan Kennedy ("Too Much, Too Much, Too Many").
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Ultimately, too much video art has the same enervating effect, for me, as too much television of any kind: I find myself more compelled to take a nap than take to the streets.
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Everyone in this room has had a night where they have regretted drinking too much, or knows someone close to them who has had a night where they have regretted drinking too much.
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Questions like, Is Too Much Skate Content Bad for You?
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For one, they said, it was too much a gimmick.
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You're not going to get that without too much risk.
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As it turns out, you might be saving too much.
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We don't know too much about the new movie yet.
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CONCORD, N.H. – The lady doth protest too much, he thinks.
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When it comes to glitter, too much is never enough.
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And I'm not one who likes to complain too much.
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Is choreographic invention too much to expect from family entertainment?
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"It was just too much fun to leave," he says.
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Is there is some concern not to accede too much?
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You're extremely generous, Leo, but are you giving too much?
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And honestly, it was just too much to process immediately.
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And would an entrance routine be too much to ask?
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But I also can't complain too much because it's freeee.
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It was about connection without having to talk too much.
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Rub it in and try not to care too much.
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The big display doesn't dramatically affect battery life too much.
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The irony is almost too much to bear pointing out.
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However, belladonna poisoning can occur when too much is ingested.
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Don't think too much about it — it shouldn't look precise!
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Three isn't too much of a crowd for Mario Lopez!
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It's just like, you can't look like shit too much.
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I didn't dwell too much on the feeling of rejection.
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Belter can't sound too much like any language on Earth.
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I think we waste too much time thinking about that.
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He's suicidal and he's drinking too much, even for him.
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Are you spending too much money on those blue drinks?
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A little too much, actually, but I'll get over it.
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We have a great time and don't spend too much.
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But don't ask too much or you'll kill the mood.
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Perhaps, like the rest of us, she protests too much.
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"Facebook has too much market power," Sarah Miller tells me.
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That's too much for a lot of people, especially students.
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It turns out we've been giving him too much credit.
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But it might be too much for Twitter to handle.
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Because I think we put too much pressure on it.
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Ultimately, the left wing frenzy was too much for Duplass.
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HUNTSMAN: he watches too much Jesse Watters is the problem.
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We recognize that too much sugar isn't good for anyone.
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I didn't really look too much in his past experience.
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Talk about it, but don't talk too much about it.
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Is it too much to expect that Trump repudiate them?
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I'm not a person that believes too much in regulation.
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Like Hillary Clinton, she came with too much political baggage.
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Mindful that New Orleans can't slip too much further below .
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At least until the dry cleaning bills become too much.
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Looking at more costs too much and takes too long.
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Is it all getting to be a little too much?
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But for some reason, that would just be too much.
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Perhaps the show just had too much protein this season.
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You can never have too much mac and cheese, right?
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But how much foam is too much, or too little?
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The incline was too much and the turning too sharp.
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And one day in 1914, Florence Carman saw too much.
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This whole thing is too much for me to handle.
|
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Is it too much to hope for a Karry necklace?
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But trust me, I touch my face way too much.
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You're already exhausted, so don't wear yourself out too much.
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Is Steph Curry adding too much arc to his shot?
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First and foremost, you can never have too much blush.
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Someone has been doing too much of the morning show.
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If you get too much supply, you got a problem.
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That stock has moved too much, Esperion, from its bottom.
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Analysts nevertheless warned against reading too much into the headlines.
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Is that too much for a millennial to ask for?
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If you get too much supply, you got a problem.
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Yet don't look for too much detail on the plan.
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Do you depend too much on others, financially or emotionally?
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Thinking too much ahead, all this expectation is not easy.
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The aristocracy aren't doing too much talking about music though.
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Conservatives think it leaves too much of Obamacare in place.
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"SA: "That and Periscope seem like too much to me.
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When telling someone you like them is just too much.
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But Momoa, raised in Iowa, didn't mind that too much.
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There is simply too much entertainment happening all the time.
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I am getting better without medicine with too much bombing.
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It's Carl, warning off Negan's men from taking too much.
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We already have too much hot air -- that's the problem.
|
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Well, this squirrel enjoyed its meal a little too much.
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The real problem might be too much duplication of effort.
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I'm not laying too much weight on all of this.
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We're not consistent and we lose our focus too much.
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"The pitch got too much of the plate," said Adleman.
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Far too much of the Democratic primary has been consumed
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"Trust no man with too much government power," wrote Jefferson.
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There was so much to learn, too much to learn.
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"That means they are paying too much tax," Burridge said.
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The unfairness of her abandonment is too much for her.
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Their bass booms and blooms without ever being too much.
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She's not as rich, and she cusses way too much.
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Kami 2 starts out simple, perhaps a bit too much.
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But focusing too much on the women here is mistake.
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Even local law enforcement didn't seem to mind too much.
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"Don't read too much into this!" he said to me.
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But HSBC warned against reading too much into that interpretation.
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I have way too much uncooked food in my fridge.
|
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And it's all because Dana cares too much about Chuck.
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Whoops. I'm slightly buzzed, but really don't care too much.
|
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I loved Ghostbusters too much not to take this on.
|
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The sharp edges are too much to hold without compassion.
|
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However, with too much of an opioid, the body overdoses.
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I walked but I'd drunk too much … I got lost.
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Don't spend too much trying to impress someone this morning!
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TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING is unrestrained yet calm.
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Tired of paying way too much for a crappy apartment?
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NP: Would it be too much to have a rerelease?
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"We have too much cost across our business," Hackett said.
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BE: Yes, there's definitely too much money in the market.
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"It's too much to talk about giant numbers," he continued.
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CD: I thought it was a little bit too much.
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We spend too much time on our phones, you know?
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He was pretty sure that he liked Annie too much.
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The account responded, but BART wasn't feeling it too much.
|
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I don't want to toot our own horn too much.
|
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I'm reminded of the old saying of 'protest too much.
|
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The internet has way too much time on its hands.
|
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So far, 2017 ain't looking too much better than 2016.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There's too much news.
|
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"It tastes a little too much of chocolate," she admits.
|
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Too much consolidation risks exacerbating the problem of overmighty banks.
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I'm afraid that I'm feeling too much as a human.
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Yeah, I didn't, because that would be too much joy.
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"It's just too much for the technology today," Meiri says.
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Will you hate me too much if I do that?
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Let me know if this is too much too fast.
|
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I would go on, but I've said too much already.
|
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"If you don't have that, you don't have too much."
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It's true: there is too much beauty in this world.
|
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The government, to be sure, cannot take too much credit.
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While some inflammation is desirable, too much can delay recovery.
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"It looks like we are doing too much," Shiraogawa said.
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There is also still too much abuse of injury timeouts.
|
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But skeptics argue that this gives markets too much credit.
|
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The agency has declined to quantify its analysis too much.
|
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But it's also a little too much for real life.
|
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Or perhaps more clearly: too much seasonality, and too soon.
|
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Well, very recently in Britain the Brexit, too much regulation.
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Governments which demand too much find the ships go elsewhere.
|
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Have too much of a personality, and you get punished.
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But too much of the book feels redundant or insignificant.
|
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Nowadays, they want to give too much away for free.
|
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You don't have too much snow in this area, right.
|
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You can ease into saving without feeling too much pain.
|
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Such demands may be too much for Google's top brass.
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Why it matters: There's too much violence in our politics.
|
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The inside, along with the outside, hasn't changed too much.
|
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Ask yourself these questions:Am I taking on too much?
|
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So yeah, I've been eating way too much bread recently.
|
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I cannot live off my success for too much time.
|
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It might be too much for even Trump to bear.
|
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It was just too much for us to pass up.
|
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Their secrets too potent, too destabilizing, too much their own.
|
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Perhaps there was too much coverage of the FTC booklet.
|
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But it's too late and he's lost too much blood.
|
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Two heartbreaks in a row is too much for me.
|
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I know too much about math to tell you that.
|
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There is a danger in having too much of it.
|
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Because suddenly, I had too much time on my hands.
|
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"I usually pack too much in her lunch," he says.
|
|
Weibo's character expansion won't visually affect user timelines too much.
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Sometimes I think, 'You better stop, this is too much.
|
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The daughters had already received too much money, too soon.
|
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Too much power and secrecy, and they will go astray.
|
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But it was too much, all at once, too soon.
|
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Not too much is known about the latest Zelda game.
|
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If it thickens too much, add more stock or water.
|
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It also doesn't take too much pressure to bite down.
|
|
YouTube's most popular creator was too much of a liability.
|
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Kelly argued that there's too much risk in the sector.
|
|
Pre-Halloween warning: FDA warns about too much black licorice .
|
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But it adds too much friction in too many cases.
|
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This election matters too much for us not to act.
|
|
But don't worry too much about Twitter's attempts at censure.
|
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I just feel like it was too much too soon.
|
|
I eat way too much of everything, but I'm happy.
|
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Is it possible to die because you love too much?
|
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People have too much time on their hands, I said.
|
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So, don't worry, don't rush too much, numbers aren't everything.
|
|
There is too much power concentrated in Washington, McMullin thinks.
|
|
Sometimes you just look too much like their Uncle Bob.
|
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" Jocelyn Corona"Maybe people don't want to risk too much.
|
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We put too much value in our physical appearance, anyway.
|
|
Facebook delivers too much social value to block it entirely.
|
|
No, it's too much work, that lifestyle is really exhausting.
|
|
Too Much Is Not Enough is now available for purchase.
|
|
And this year, it was almost too much to handle.
|
|
But impersonating me, by spoofing my accounts, was too much.
|
|
Smith shouldn't matter too much one way or the other.
|
|
Jo and Alex love Grey Sloan and Seattle too much.
|
|
"We didn't think too much about it," her mother said.
|
|
I don't want to be running it down too much.
|
|
You're hanging out with your teenage boys too much. Ridonkulous!
|
|
But take too much interest — especially for our own satisfaction?
|
|
"Wallowing too much can really pull you down," she says.
|
|
When he's not and playing perimeter, not too much happens.
|
|
Since then, she's been careful not to share too much.
|
|
And both would've been too much for Trump to handle.
|
|
This, after criticizing me for being on TV too much.
|
|
"You guys are having way too much fun," he said.
|
|
I don't like when bartenders talk to me too much.
|
|
"There's been too much corruption," another former AK voter said.
|
|
The season was too much up and down for me.
|
|
Do they have too much power when you think about?
|
|
Potatoes have too much starch and too few nutritional benefits.
|
|
I don't want to make too much out of this.
|
|
But officials are wary of giving schools too much latitude.
|
|
Too much fat, too many calories, too many animal proteins.
|
|
His mother believes her son may have known too much.
|
|
This is the problem, we consume way too much narrative.
|
|
You can never see too much of this guy, right?
|
|
Too much work, too many people, blood, sweat, and tears.
|
|
I'll get emotional if I talk too much about it.
|
|
Is it too much to hope for the September issue?
|
|
But too much of a good thing can be overwhelming.
|
|
That innovation may be too much, even for feseekh fanatics.
|
|
There's too much of a focus on rates, he said.
|
|
It was too much after years and years of silence.
|
|
The middle section in particular trudges a bit too much.
|
|
No, that's too much of this kind of satirical bile!
|
|
It would be easy to make too much of this.
|
|
Few committee members want to rock the boat too much.
|
|
Do your best not to promise too much to someone.
|
|
Little did we know too much conch would be involved.
|
|
You don't want to spend too much time a part.
|
|
Apparently you can eat too much of a good thing.
|
|
I push the limit a little bit too much sometimes.
|
|
No use abusing him; he's done too much for us.
|
|
Too much disloyalty and profound differences are clearly a problem.
|
|
Is it just too much for his mind to grok?
|
|
It's because Brad spends too much time with Angie's dad.
|
|
At the beginning, Tarantino resists giving away too much information.
|
|
More than $10 is too much to spend on mascara.
|
|
Honestly, the platforms have too much power in this regard.
|
|
They don't want to borrow too much in sovereign terms.
|
|
And he's done it without embarrassing the president too much.
|
|
I don't care too much for labels in certain regards.
|
|
So do not get carried away too much on this.
|
|
If you start thinking too much, you lose the shot.
|
|
Hopefully, Cardwell won't miss her having three thumbs too much.
|
|
Surprisingly, there hasn't been too much backlash over his remarks.
|
|
I think I was in too much of a routine.
|
|
I ask her if the schedule ever gets too much.
|
|
I've played a lot of tennis, maybe even too much.
|
|
You might also have been expecting a bit too much.
|
|
We're told that too much screen time hurts our kids.
|
|
They didn't want to say too much about that, though.
|
|
So, I would be leery of eroding that too much.
|
|
Jacobs, however, cautioned against reading too much into midterm results.
|
|
My virginity has already been talked about way too much.
|
|
That's why you haven't heard too much from Val lately.
|
|
Facebook does too much to do much of anything well.
|
|
But some episodes try to do too much, is all.
|
|
Spilling the tea, because I already drink too much coffee.
|
|
I loved all of us too much to do that.
|
|
But I try not to worry too much about it.
|
|
I feel like I don't have to do too much.
|
|
You are too happy, you are smiling way too much.
|
|
"I try not to pay attention too much," Davis said.
|
|
He hasn't really planned it out with too much detail.
|
|
Too much information may result in people ignoring messages completely.
|
|
But this is an example where it's doing too much.
|
|
I don't have to think too much when I'm cooking.
|
|
Yet one should not read too much into all this.
|
|
It's just too much now, it's time for something new.
|
|
Do too much and the whole thing veers into parody.
|
|
So what if he uses a little too much guyliner?
|
|
The exterior of the new CLA hasn't changed too much.
|
|
But too much is at stake to play it safe.
|
|
Too much, according to the man who now leads it.
|
|
And on rare occasions there can be too much heat.
|
|
I don't remember too much police intervention outside the hotel.
|
|
Frankly this is YouTube, there is just too much here.
|
|
Looks like the situation was just too much for Aziz.
|
|
There's too much to be said about this amazing man.
|
|
Investors cautioned against attaching too much significance to the number.
|
|
There is no need to worry about it too much.
|
|
ZzzQuil-- I wonder sometimes if I love that too much.
|
|
Also, no one has defined what "too much" time is.
|
|
Don't count too much on the blood pressure monitoring feature.
|
|
I think Congress has given them way too much power.
|
|
Don't beat yourself up too much if you're feeling stuck.
|
|
But, again, too much of it isn't a good thing.
|
|
I don't really try to think too much about it.
|
|
They were having too much fun of their own backstage.
|
|
But I think the concept gives Trump too much credit.
|
|
It's all too much for our online feeds to handle.
|
|
But right now, I'm too much in love with racing.
|
|
Unfortunately for Latifi, Bader was simply too much to handle.
|
|
BRET BAIER, FOX NEWS: You guys have too much fun.
|
|
Still, the added bulk will be too much for some.
|
|
Not to tip my hand too much here, but c'mon.
|
|
The problem now isn't too much friction; it's too little.
|
|
You will still be hungover if you drink too much.
|
|
Let's face it, there's too much coal in the system.
|
|
Initially it felt like I had taken on too much.
|
|
We've had too much Kanye West, not enough Eastern Aleppo.
|
|
Or Arbel doesn't like spending too much time on design.
|
|
Streaming services simultaneously offer too much, and too little selection.
|
|
"I was just moving around too much," Mr. Edgerton said.
|
|
Had a little too much wine at the Christmas party?
|
|
Democrats worry about the policy differences among candidates too much.
|
|
Or it puts too much ice in its iced coffees.
|
|
"Too much is definitely autobiographical," he says with a laugh.
|
|
Green thought the Warriors tried to do too much individually.
|
|
And for others, fantasy sports has become too much work.
|
|
The news doesn't come as too much of a surprise.
|
|
CNN perhaps aired too much of Republican nominee Donald Trump.
|
|
But analysts warned against reading too much into the bounce.
|
|
That shift ultimately proved too much for Donnelly to overcome.
|
|
Then you might not care about it all too much.
|
|
Yet even that proved too much for conservatives to bear.
|
|
I'm enjoying it too much to be nervous or anxious.
|
|
I think we gave them a little bit too much.
|
|
"It's too much princess and little kid stuff," one groused.
|
|
So the "the Note173 costs too much!" point is moot.
|
|
I took on board too much negative energy, I think.
|
|
So, I leaned on my closest friends, probably too much.
|
|
Still, analysts cautioned against reading too much into Monday's figures.
|
|
Not too much, except that commonwealths have their own constitutions.
|
|
"Four goals in three periods ... that's too much," Korpisalo said.
|
|
The entrepreneurs push back and say that's too much equity.
|
|
Most users probably didn't think too much about this problem.
|
|
"I can't say too much about that yet," he said.
|
|
"She's done too much damage to me," said Judge, 49.
|
|
Looking to deck your halls for not too much dough?
|
|
It puts a little too much pressure on the stock.
|
|
It's just, it's getting to be too much for me.
|
|
Bernie: Yeah, I wouldn't worry too much about the robotics.
|
|
When there's too much going on it'll let you know.
|
|
"I just don't try to do too much," Castillo said.
|
|
We've all heard that too much TV rots the brain.
|
|
And like anywhere, too much rain at once means flooding.
|
|
Until now, we haven't heard too much from the brand.
|
|
"I had probably too much fun in Austin," teases Brandi.
|
|
Is it possible to pay too much for top quality?
|
|
The real worry, then, is actually taking too much iodine.
|
|
"But people shouldn't read too much into it," she said.
|
|
"That's because you drink too much black tea," Mira responds.
|
|
Mr Wainwright's biography is detailed, at times too much so.
|
|
It flirts with being too much of a good thing.
|
|
I was maybe thinking a bit too much for myself.
|
|
"Too much is not always better," Hansen said by email.
|
|
It's just that there is too much of the stuff.
|
|
" Butler then added, "I don't think about it too much.
|
|
One day I was getting high and snorted too much.
|
|
Just stick with my routine - don't do too much extra.
|
|
And if that feels like too much, just order food.
|
|
It's not too much to ask, instead of four days.
|
|
I'm sure you haven't been reading about it too much.
|
|
" Mylan: "No, Mylan is too much of just the generics.
|
|
Turns out, the experience was too much for Dewan Tatum.
|
|
But, "How much is too much?" is a valid question.
|
|
Writer's block is having too much time on your hands.
|
|
Just don't stress too much about that visual identity, OK?
|
|
It's too much work to move from SMS to Gmail.
|
|
So they have given way too much power to corporations.
|
|
If you cause too much noise, you need to hide.
|
|
Maybe you drank too much on Friday and are recovering.
|
|
There's just too much; no reason for oil to rally.
|
|
That said, it is possible to drink too much water.
|
|
Just avoid tinkering too much to maximize deductions in 22017.
|
|
Make them fearless in a world with too much fear.
|
|
" King complained, "There's been far too much focus on race.
|
|
But people shouldn't do too much too soon, Ladenvall advised.
|
|
Too much mercury is not a worry for me, either.
|
|
We now know way too much about your sex life.
|
|
We eventually leave because it smells too much like feet.
|
|
Today's launch doesn't come as too much of a surprise.
|
|
Plus, I'm having too much fun laying on the couch.
|
|
The Democratic Party needs him too much in the Senate.
|
|
Was it just too much and you were worn out?
|
|
Have you spent way too much time reading about seasteading?
|
|
"They say there is too much (hate speech)," he said.
|
|
No, that's too much of this kind of satirical bile.
|
|
You know, I couldn't think too much between the points.
|
|
A risk is that drivers relax their guard too much.
|
|
When governments borrow too much, they crowd out private borrowing.
|
|
You have too much of people managing other peoples' money.
|
|
Writers and producers were deemed to wield too much power.
|
|
"There's just too much at stake to get it wrong."
|
|
Or is that too much for you, you snowflake millennial?
|
|
Having too much carbon in there would make her inactive.
|
|
People tend to drink too much on St. Patrick's Day.
|
|
A big day out is just too much for him.
|
|
Samer is wary about thinking too much about the future.
|
|
Maybe we're just thinking about things too much these days.
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He immediately cringed and he said it was too much.
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Contentious, but polite conversation is asking too much of them.
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A little pulling apart may inadvertently lead to too much.
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Between Rubio, Ingles, and Mitchell, there's almost too much creativity.
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We order too much and it all looks so good.
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I may have spent too much time thinking about Pokémon.
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Not knowing leaves too much for the mind to ponder.
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This might seem to burden a book with too much.
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But too much of it can be demoralizing, even disabling.
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The problem is not that Bendtner was fined too much.
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It's going now, and we can't regret that too much.
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But if you take too much, you will get high.
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A shoe cabinet that doesn't take up too much space
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Too much is at stake in the numbers it produces.
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"Media spends too much time speculating," he said when pressed.
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We try to avoid fixating too much on worst cases.
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Is it asking too much to want more from her?
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How much is too much for a pair of sneakers?
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But he loves paper jams too much to move on.
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"There is too much light fizzy tasteless stuff," he says.
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You won't have to wait too much longer for answers.
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That's why there can never be too much of it.
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Too much of anything, they say, is good for nothing.
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Sometimes for women, it's not too much of a problem.
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Too many restaurants, too much beer, and too little movement.
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But are clear graphics really too much to ask for?
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Don't give me the old "there's too much data" argument.
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Same for Mitchell Robinson, although he stills fouls too much.
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The real concern is inflation -- too little, not too much!
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"Too much of today's political discourse is extreme," Cuomo wrote.
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They also contend that CUNY has too much administrative bloat.
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We have made too much progress to go back now.
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People often put too much pressure on that first job.
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This is the simplest solution if you've spent too much.
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"There has been too much, too quick," Mr. Weber said.
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So what happens when you have too much set aside?
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But you can have too much of a good thing.
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They also don't want oil prices to fall too much.
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Jews assimilate too much, Jews don't mix enough with others.
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Not too much — the consistency has to be just right.
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Somehow... Delhi traffic just too much for a car pic.twitter.
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Devos is truly clueless and has far too much power.
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They make too much noise or don't eat their vegetables.
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"I think it doesn't trickle down too much," he added.
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To which I say: President Obama plays too much golf.
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"I've spent a little too much time doing," he says.
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His mother told him that it would cost too much.
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However, Powell said not to read too much into it.
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If you put more there, it's almost too much information.
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Too much government spending continues to be wasted or misallocated.
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Too much money may now be sloshing toward the dollar.
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"I don't worry too much about losing service," he says.
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After the divorce, he started drinking too much, he said.
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The downtime problemTop among Gartner's criticisms is too much downtime.
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Beyond that, he is reluctant to give too much away.
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"There's been too much focus on maximizing money," Dunn says.
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The art of governing doesn't interest this president too much.
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It's amazing, but then you realize you ate too much.
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Your eyesight can also suffer from too much device usage
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"I've really asked too much of my leg," he said.
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She did not want to take up too much space.
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The basic mistake of either is to orchestrate too much.
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Maybe too much familiarity is a drag on voter enthusiasm.
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He advised against placing too much emphasis on defense, however.
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"He didn't twist my arm too much," Ms. Lee said.
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That way, you don't risk sharing too much sensitive information.
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It is unfair to burden your film with too much.
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Warlords have too much financial stake in the status quo.
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Why is too much Facebook bad for your emotional health?
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In other words, does protecting babies' brains cost too much?
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But the legacy of 1998 proved too much to handle.
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For Neil Murray, that uncertainty is too much to risk.
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Also, we do not talk too much to outside people.
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""I can't imagine surviving too much longer without much help.
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South Americans, possibly, dream too much of pleasing the crowd.
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"We can't really extend them too much more," she said.
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Too much hanging out in the jacuzzi without cleaning it?
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This is too much to ask of any one group.
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With this exhibition, however, he's been given too much freedom.
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No buyer wants to pay too much for a house.
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"I think you can ask for too much," said Sen.
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She made too much money to qualify for Florida's Medicaid.
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There's too much of a piecemeal response to the need.
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You can never have too much wine over the holidays.
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The marketplace is just too big, with too much activity.
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It was too much and we weren't able to recover.
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We can't borrow because we already have too much debt.
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They have been forced to give away too much already.
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You start drinking, and then you start drinking too much.
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Too much can overstress it and cause acute liver failure.
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Too much Aaron and Emily bickering in White House rooms.
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It wasn't too much chicken, and it wasn't too little.
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Minus Curry, Warriors still too much for Magic OAKLAND, Calif.
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I'm not trying to do too much at the plate.
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Too little government is better than too much, he said.
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I'd had too much beer and I had a headache.
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What happens when that imagination endures a little too much?
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"This is too much for me right now," she said.
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And plus, they have too much skin in the game.
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" — Lis Smith, former spokeswoman for Martin O'Malley "Too much yelling.
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I was eighteen and hadn't been in too much trouble.
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Let's cover the basics before we dive in too much.
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"Just by not exploiting her too much," the rocker said.
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It looks all too much like an educational Ponzi scheme.
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But the view from up there had been too much.
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"So let's not read too much into this," she said.
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And if all of this is too much to remember?
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Something was dumping way too much adrenaline into his blood.
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That on its own probably doesn't hurt Democrats too much.
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Feel like you spend too much time on social media?
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ICAHN: YEAH, THERE IS TOO MUCH REGULATION ON THE BANKS.
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"Earlier this year I was thinking too much," he said.
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We have given up too much power to the president.
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It would cost me too much to leave this job.
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I don't think you can have too much of that.
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But her acoustic music relies too much on suspended chords.
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That kind of burden is too much, not just enough.
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Writing a memoir, then, isn't too much of a leap.
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The emotion of the moment was too much to bear.
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I spend too much time thinking about stuff like that.
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But perhaps don't bother yourself too much about the critics.
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"I wouldn't put too much stock in that," he said.
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Other officials, too, have cautioned against assuming too much caution.
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In his view, FEMA is leaning too much on goodwill.
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"There's too much power in too few hands," Coffman said.
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I thought it would be too much for me physically.
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Read This Next: How Much Porn Is Too Much Porn?
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No. I have way too much fucking shit to do.
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I drink when I'm out with friends, sometimes too much.
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You are too curious, and I already said too much.
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The DMCA requests had become too much to deal with.
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"I didn't get called a faggot too much," he quips.
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Planned activities kept me from thinking too much about suicide.
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The first hospital I was in had too much downtime.
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I just think she thought the spectacle was too much.
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"I'm trying to do too much, I think," Hammel said.
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"I didn't inquire too much about all that," she said.
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Was there support if you ever found it too much?
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